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o Mortgage Credit Certificate Program: This program provides income eligible <br />first-time home buyers the opportunity to reduce the amount of federal income tax <br />they owe each year they own and live in their home. The Mortgage Credit <br />Certificate (MCC) assists a family in qualifying for a higher first mortgage with no <br />effect on monthly expenses. Refinanced Mortgage Credit Certificates (RMCC) are <br />also available when the homeowner refinances their original MCC Loan. A RMCC <br />must be issued for each refinance for the homeowner to continue receiving their <br />federal tax credit. Funding for this program is provided by the California Debt Limit <br />Allocation Committee (CDLAC). <br />• Housing Authority of the County of Alameda (HACA) <br />o Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program (HCVP): Over 7,000 families and <br />3,500 housing owners participate in the HCVP. The HCVP provides rental <br />assistance to eligible families and guarantees monthly payments to owners. The <br />family's portion of the rent ranges from 30 to 40 percent of household income, and <br />HACA pays the difference directly to the landlord, up to the established payment <br />standards. <br />o Project -Based Program: This program subsidizes the rent and utilities of a unit <br />in a subsidized development. If the tenant in a Project -Based unit moves out of the <br />development during the first year of the lease, the tenant's assistance ends. If the <br />tenant moves out of the development after the first year, the assistance continues <br />and follows the tenant. HACA provides 713 units of Project -Based assistance in <br />the various developments, none of which are currently in Pleasanton'. <br />o Section 8 Moderate Rehabilitation Program: This program subsidizes the rent <br />and utilities of a unit in a subsidized development that has undergone some <br />rehabilitation. If, at any time, the tenant in a Section 8 Moderate Rehabilitation unit <br />moves out of the development, the tenant's Section 8 assistance ends. HACA <br />provides 18 units of Section 8 Moderate Rehabilitation assistance at two <br />developments in Hayward and one in Emeryville. <br />o Section 8 VASH Program: Similar to the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher <br />Program, the Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (VASH) Voucher Program <br />helps homeless veterans lease safe, affordable housing. VASH is a partnership <br />between the Veterans Administration (VA) and the U.S. Department of Housing <br />and Urban Development (HUD). Participating veterans receive case management <br />and clinical services provided by the VA to help them maintain healthy, productive <br />lives. <br />' There are 31 Project -Based Section 8 units at Kottinger Gardens Phase II, but these contracts are directly with HUD, <br />not HACA. <br />Housing Resources City of Pleasanton I G-3 <br />
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